Sentence examples for uniformly reducing from inspiring English sources

Starting from a ground state corresponding to a lack of FasIII where σ̂ = 0.5 (Fig. 6B), we simulated ubiquitous FasIII lateralisation by uniformly reducing σ̂ to 0.35 before determining the new minimal energy state.

Suppose one could reduce Russia's high mortality rate (23.6) to that in Poland (13.1) by either proportionally reducing the mortality rates (relative to shortfalls) or uniformly reducing the mortality rates (absolute) or increasing the survival rates proportionally (relative to attainments) over the socioeconomic groups.

In 1723 the quinto was almost uniformly reduced to the diezmo (one-tenth); in 1777 the rate was everywhere reduced to 3 percent, with 2 percent added to metals on their actual importation into Spain.

Polished 10-story apartment blocks, completed this year, line the center of Haret Hreik, the Beirut suburb almost uniformly reduced to rubble because it housed many of Hezbollah's top institutions and leaders.

During the whole experiment, nitrate was uniformly reduced during the flow path in the reactor.

With simulated tissue contact under the extension base, stress transfer to the distal implant was uniformly reduced to a low level.

The 2D FFT power spectra, that denote the height distribution of overall surface, uniformly reduce in size with the higher degree of film thickness.

In the photoreduction process, it seems that Ag+ ions are not uniformly reduced on the functional groups of chitin of the wings.

Further, the larger number of items in each custom short form compared to the standard PROMIS short forms (8 items) uniformly reduces SE across the score continuum, resulting in a high level of reliability.

The statistical investigation of 20 peaks of the nanogratings for each divided position confirmed that all of the surfaces were uniformly reduced, regardless of their position on the wafer.

However, a reliable integral data rate can be achieved if the transmitted bits b i, j are uniformly reduced to the lower boundary ( b i, j ), in which x is the lower bound of x that takes the nearest smaller integer than x.